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Hopes rise as UK unemployment falls May 17, 2012, Guardian
Unemployment declined by 45,000 in the three months to March, raising hopes for economy.
Google search 'tries to mimic… May 17, 2012, CNN
Google announced Knowledge Graph, a change to how search results are delivered.
Do Band-Aids Work? May 17, 2012, Slate
Most people have been told at some point that a wound has to “breathe.”
Dictators with mommy issues May 16, 2012, Foreign Policy
When dictators love their mothers too much.
Is it ok to use they instead of he or she? May 16, 2012, Slate
Whether English needs a gender-neutral alternative.
Jhumpa Lahiri: The Quiet Laureate May 16, 2012, TIME
Lahiri is almost as reserved as she is on the page.
Why are teen moms poor? May 15, 2012, Slate
It’s not because they have babies. They have babies because they’re poor.
Parents to run special needs budgets May 15, 2012, Guardian
The reforms were set out in the government's formal response to the public consultation.
Rattlesnake bites man in Wal-Mart May 15, 2012, BBC
A Wal-Mart customer was bitten by a rattlesnake in a garden department of the chain.
Cartoonists condemn Iran conviction May 11, 2012, Guardian
Mahmoud Shokraye given sentence of 25 lashes for drawing caricature of local MP.
Total war? May 11, 2012, BBC
Mark Mardell on how US military taught officers about Islam
36 Hours in Hyderabad May 11, 2012, New York Times
400-year-old city offers seductive history, fiery food and high-tech scene.
Easy China, 3 Ways May 10, 2012, NYT
A world that still survives just beyond the six-lane boulevards.
A land without a rudder May 10, 2012, Foreign Policy
Greeks are clearly relieved to have crushed a corroded old political system.
The secret to writing a bestseller in India May 10, 2012, BBC
Business books and books about India written by Indians are all selling well.
Twitter sides with Occupy protester May 9, 2012, Guardian
New York prosecutor trying to subpoena three months of tweets.
Bestselling secrets May 9, 2012, BBC
How does an author strike it rich in India?
Adventures in new Greek reds May 9, 2012, New York Times
A new wave of Greek wines is now available in the United States.
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Profiles
The truth, according to Aamir Aamir calls 'Satyamev Jayate' the most ambitious project.
We learnt little from history Tariq Ali, now an energetic 68, was born in Lahore.
We learnt little from history Tariq Ali, now an energetic 68, was born in Lahore.
Jugaad has done more damage than good Jugaad has been hailed as an example of Indian ingenuity but it's not…
All the world's an egg An exhibition of sculptors Prodosh Das Gupta and Sarbari Roy Choudhury is…
Memory quilts Pak artist Risham Syed uses her needle to tease out dark histories of…
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Obama can claim a 'mission accomplished'
Barack Obama can claim a "mission accomplished."
Indrani Bagchi
A suitable buoy
Abdul Kalam does not need a second introduction.
Anoop Kohli
Don't needle us
Round about this time of the year i start sweating.
Jug Suraiya
The best medium for erotica is the human mind
M Svairini tells why Indians don't talk about sex.
sex writing

Taking a risque

Anita Roy
Erotic writing is seeing a steamy renaissance in India.
write erotica

Explicit, implicit

Malini Nair
Why should women be forever subtle about sex, asks Aranyani whose writing heaves with thighs, sweat, oil and juices.
The theatrewallahs

Feste the fool as Phool Singh

Pronoti Datta
Two Mumbai theatrewallahs are staging Shakespeare's plays in Gujarati and Hindi at the Globe theatre festival.

Mother genius

The art of mommying

Shinie Antony
The art of mommying Playing mother is a lot like being locked up inside a fire-breathing dragon's nostril.
Directors cut

Of Bhopali patakhas and Lucknow's mangoes

Meenakshi Sinha
After a national award for his first film, 'Do Dooni Chaar' (2010), screenwriter-turned-director Habib Faisal, 46, is back with his second venture, 'Ishaqzaade'.
Miss Lovely

Smut smitten

Gitanjali Dang
They have been kicked out of the morning shows at antiseptic multiplexes but there is something riveting about the tawdriness of C-grade movies.
Sport

Mandeep checks in

Gaurav Kanthwal
The IPL's latest find is a grounded Jalandhar lad, even if his demeanour says otherwise.
Relationships

The great switcheroo

Lalita Iyer
Changing a name post divorce is often more complicated than the divorce itself.

Spectator Nation

India live

India live

The spectator of today is no longer merely a passive watcher.

Choral singing

The Menon minstrels

The Menon minstrels

Artist Anjolie Ela Menon is getting back to choral singing.

Laughing out loud

Fun one of us

Fun one of us

Indians on Facebook are bonding over humour about their lineage.
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